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Prospective Unemployment: The Cost of Inertia
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J.
H.
Foegen
Ph.D.
Winona State University, Minnesota
An underrecognized "ball and chain" effect, inhibiting both productivity and the overall economy, represents a continuing challenge to maximizing use of human resources. In one sense unreal, and hence deserving lower priority compared with more urgent problems, "prospective" unemployment is in another way only <i>too</i> real, as a serious, broad-scale, long-run threat to economic well-being.
<i>Bureau of Labor Statistics</i>, news release, May 8, 1992.
D. R. Sease, Dreary Street, <i>Wall Street Journal</i>, p. 1, April 11, 1988.
<i>Business Week</i>, p. 23, April 18, 1988.
<i>Daily News</i>, Winona, Minnesota, p. 1, May 7, 1988.
C. Trost, School Child-Care Programs Stir Debate, <i>Wall Street Journal</i>, p. 17, April 8, 1988.